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Shower and floor tile used

5 years ago

Can you please tell me what tile was used on the floor and the shower and also what color grout? It’s absolutely beautiful.

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5 years ago
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Thank you Karen!! Very much Appreciated. The Shower Floor Mosaics are called Polished Icy White 1" Hexagon Marble Mosaics and the Shower Wall Tiles are Called Marmol Carrara Blanco in a 12" x 35" size Ceramic Tile from the brand Porcelanosa and the Main Bathroom Floor Tiles are called Carrara Blanco Brillo in a 23" x 23" size Porcelain Rectified Tile also from the brand Porcelanosa. The wall and floor grout used is " Manhattan " Colour by the brand called " Kiesel ". This is a unique grout as I try to use it at all times because it has a better quality sealer in it, it more like an epoxy grout.

Link for Wall Tile from Porcelanosa

Link for Floor Tile from Porcelanosa

Link for Shower Mosaic Marble Tile

Link for Epoxy Grout
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